Washburn House operates from a historic 1896 residence once owned by Ichabod Washburn, now serving as a treatment facility for men and women seeking recovery from substance addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. Their approach centers on individualized care through evidence-based treatments, offering gender-specific and substance-specific programs to address unique recovery needs. Clients can access various levels of care including intensive outpatient programs, residential treatment, and partial hospitalization, with gender-specific sober living options available for those requiring safe accommodation during treatment. The professional team at Washburn develops personalized treatment plans incorporating therapeutic modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, music and art therapy, motivational interviewing, and family counseling. They supplement clinical work with practical life skills development through on-site experiential classes covering cooking, art, writing, and budgeting. As part of the Promises Behavioral Health network with multiple locations across the United States, Washburn House provides recovery services in a tranquil, comfortable campus environment designed to support healing. The facility maintains Joint Commission accreditation and works with most private insurance providers to facilitate access to care.